Thea Shaw and Julian Sinclair quickly grasp the situation.
According to what Florence Locke confesses—her unilateral personal perspective.
She saw a victim dressed like a wolf in sheep's clothing, a male, bullying a particularly pitiful-looking nanny.
It was real bullying; first intimidation, then wanting to physically assault the nanny.
Florence Locke didn't watch further and simply beat up the guy.
The situation now is that the other party called the police, and reportedly has some clout.
Wow.
Thea Shaw noticed that Julian Sinclair was also stunned for a few seconds upon seeing the victim's details.
He quickly expressed his opinion, "It's not a big deal."
The police weren't convinced, "Three ribs were broken, you can't speak against your conscience even as the perpetrator's family!"
Julian Sinclair directly replied, "This doesn't require police intervention, we'll reconcile. This man is my elder brother."
Police: ?
Say that again?
